[Invitation to a European Studies Lunch Meeting]

Hello, students interested in European Studies or those already majoring in it!

We are excited to invite you to a brown bag lunch meeting where you can learn more about the European Studies interdisciplinary major and have your questions answered in a casual setting. Join us to enjoy lunch and engage in discussions about Europe and the European Studies major.

What is the European Studies interdisciplinary major?

The European Studies interdisciplinary major offers a variety of courses to deeply analyze topics such as European history, ideologies, culture, economy, law, politics, and society. It aims to provide a comprehensive perspective and in-depth understanding of Europe.

This major allows you to integrate regional insights into your primary field of study and grow into an expert on Europe. Utilizing courses across the university, the program develops an integrated knowledge of Europe, with cooperation from the following academic fields:

• College of Humanities: French Language and Literature, German Language and Literature, Western History, Religious Studies, Philosophy, Spanish Language and Literature
• College of Social Sciences: Political Science and International Relations, Geography

Event Details

• Who: Students enrolled in or interested in the European Studies interdisciplinary major
• When: Monday, December 2, 2024, 12:30–2:00 PM
• Where: Room 312, Building 16, College of Social Sciences
• Registration Period: November 22 (Friday) – November 28 (Thursday), 2024
• How to Register: Fill out the application form at the following link:
  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1SuAnDVpxsYTH6MtifY27LlM55ZYrZv9a1EPmBixdGnU/viewform?edit_requested=true

Lunch will be provided to participants!

Inquiries

For any questions, please contact the European Studies teaching assistants:

• Joohyun Lee: joohyun0219@snu.ac.kr
• Sunwoo Park: cathy609@snu.ac.kr

We look forward to your interest and participation!

Best regards,
The Department of Political Science and International Relations and the European Studies Program